many cameron ends are unable to vote due to worsening violence. ingush biggers are a minority and anglophone separatists have been fighting for two years against government troops in the majority francophone country. the violence has caused thousands to flee or homes, many to nigeria. our reporter is reporting from a nigerian refugee camp near the border. >> a stuffy tent for nine people. this has been home for nearly a year since the village he used to live in was stormed by soldiers. with her blind brother on her back and twins on her arm, she fled into the forest toward nigeria. >> if there is peace in my country, i would like to go back. we are just living as beggars, because we have to move and somebody will come and give us food before we eat. we have yams, we have plants, everything, we have mulch we can feed on. >> 3000 cameron ian's live in this camp. 300 thousands have been displaced since the conflict began. it receives little attention so there is hardly any help or aid for the victims. >> right now, we cannot bring in anyone to the ca

now hollywood director james cameron and his wife, suzy cameron, are on a mission to restore balanceo our climate one meal at a time. cameron, of course, is the creative force behind iconic films like "titanic" and spoke with the camerons about suzy's new book called "omd or one meal a day." the simple plant-based program to save your health, save your waistline and, yes, save the planet. they told me how small personal choices can have a big global impact. suzy and james cameron, welcome to the program. >> thank you for having us on. >> thank you. it's really an honor. >> look, it's to talk about something quite important if you take the latest u.n. climate and environmental report. to read a couple stats, we only have until 2030 to essentially save the planet. that was, to me, a very striking, very alarming way to put it. the u.n. hadn't been so stark. what about it grabbed you both? >> i think the recent report just was part of a continuing trend. every time they issue a new report it's worse than the last one. the handwriting is on the wall. i think the daunting thing the average

cameron, who is 10, and tyler, who is seven. stand up, please. [applause] president trump: cameron, tyler, we stand in awe of your father's courage. today he joins the world's most elite gathering of heroes. also with us are his parents, ronald senior, and his mom, fabiola. both veterans. we are grateful for your service. please stand. [applause] president trump: i want to thank also secretary nielsen for joining us. along with secretary of the army, mark esper. vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general paul silva. army chief of staff general mark millie. commander of special operations command general raymond thomas. and sergeant major of the army daniel daly. thank you very much. i also want to recognize representative gerald connolly and representative dan newhouse. we are privileged to have among us five former recipients of the congressional medal of honor. harvey, gary, -- and brian. thank you all for being here. please, stand up. thank you very much for being with us. these are brave, great people. staff sgt. ronald shurer was bo

a polling station where i understand you're expecting the eighty five year old seven time leader cameron to come and vote himself obviously many many cameroonians a young population have never known anybody else. well yes martin he is not the. result of doubt his ruling the country for thirty five years now if you went with time he will be the president for the seventy nine and he will be ruling cameron for another seven years but as you can hear he has a right to arrive any moment there has been a very low relatively low turnout according to the electoral commission now who are and i now want monitoring. their ballots but this is not the only place in the capital here where there are people clapping their problems there are several other polling stations but in the southwest in the northwest regions where there has been a relative unrest the polling stations have been very secure there is heavy security presence heavy military presence rule has blocked their land borders their maritime borders they have stopped any into regional capital and into regional travels and it ought to be great

cameron's opposition leader maurice conto has claimed victory in the country's presidential election the final results are not talk but if he has won it would signal a huge change for cameroon incumbent has run the country for over thirty years and was widely expected to retain power come to insist it's time for him to step down. cameron's opposition leader cling to victory despite government warnings not to announce unofficial results. i have received a clear mandate from the cameroonians people which i intend to defend to the. forest come to set he has beaten out paul b.-a who has been in palace since nine hundred eighty two many young people in cameroon have no no other president than him opposition supposes very that the fractured opposition parties wouldn't be able to unite to mount a challenge for the eighty five year old leader for them the country desperately needs change. so i say this is an unprecedented election because the cameroonian people are fed up with a rotten system that's made us suffer for thirty six years we really want this victory to be for the people. i think

cameron crise, -- cameron crise, thank you.stimates were missed in september, down with housing rents. let's welcome michelle meyer, bank of america merrill lynch head of u.s. economics. u.s. seeing obviously comments from powell and others in the fed that they are not overly concerned about inflation. does this bolster the case that the fed is on the sidelines? toi think it allows them continue to reinforce gradual in their hiking cycle. 3.7% is clearly very low. the low the measures and yet, there is not much evidence that it is passing along to underlying price practice. the price report was very clear in that respect. factorsre a number of with car pricing, down sharply are nonetheless, you look at a broad range of indicators, by no means to spike harder, that would be problematic for the fed. the hurricanes, any weather event creates a whole lot of noise for economic data. most directly, we will see in the retail sales report next week whether or not there were distortions as a result of the hurricane. increase heading int

cameron: two it agree. we had the largest move and 10 year treasury yields since the immediate aftermath of the 2016 elections, so that has raised a few eyebrows. we broke some key technical atels on the 30 year bond 25%, and have had quite a bit of follow-through. it is something top of mine for investors. volume and treasury futures was high yesterday, so people are taking note, and they are shifting portfolio risk accordingly. guy: if i believe the fed model and the relationship between the yield story, this should be incredibly negative for equities erratically. how does this get priced in? cameron: i would not say it is incredibly negative for equities, if you look at the s&p 500, it is still well above the 30 year yield on the treasury market. maybe you can say from that perspective, equities are somewhat less attractive without necessarily being unattractive in an absolute sense. that having been said, it is fair to say a lot of equity valuation over the past five or six years and equity trading has

cameron's opposition leader to fires all forces to claim victory in sunday's presidential election says he cost a mandate from the people and is called the long serving president called to step down. past a nobel prize season draws to a close p.w. speaks exclusively to one of the new nobel laureates denis mccuaig joints women of this year's nobel peace prize for his efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon in the. i'm from gail welcome to the program u.n. climate scientists have issued their strongest warning yet about the risks associated with rising global temperatures they say we need to take unprecedented steps to avert the worst effects of climate change and that we need to take them now it's a clarion call to leaders around the world including germany environmental campaigners feel should be doing more. it's not like cycling an easy task for these greenpeace activists but for them it's worth the effort the big banner they're putting up in front of the german embassy in london is a call for germany to face all the use of co similar protests took place just a few days a

cameron mentioned the september forecast. draghi seemed a little concerned about that, but how big of a downdraft would you need to see for draghi to change tack? sarah: it looks like we would have to see a lot more. when we speak to investors, many agree we are not at the current place where they maybe would step back a bit. interesting, because draghi did say that risks are broadly balanced, but it also seems like he is trying to do a bit of a balancing act there as well, because he is talking about the fact that they slowly addedging growth, but when asked what would it take for you guys to discuss extending qe, he says the ecb has not discussed it. he is a technology the fact that growth is slowing down and there are many risks out there. italy,ed about brexit, and slowing growth as a whole across europe, but it seems like they are going to stand tight on ending qe when we get to december. guy: cameron, what did you make of his comments, which appeared to be a thinly veiled reference to the auto sector in germany, citing

cameron,ight, so earnings will be something for micro-traders? macro-traders -- but what will macro-traders be looking out of the earning off-season? cameron: some sense -- some sense that tariffs will impact demand. we have retail sales that were weak on the surface. maybe not as weak as expected, was a 4% number and q3 could easily be in the high three's or low four's. but that is above trend. if question is, when rather and to what magnitude will it decelerate? headwinds, one from higher interest rates, hitting demand for mortgages, and the housing sector, two obviously from the tariffs. and the wildcard is the saudi business. i am surprised personally that we have nothing more followthrough in the oil market -- i'm surprised person that we have not seen more follow-through in the oil market with prices. that will be a lot for the economy to surmount. that could radically impact fed expectations moving forward is the sense is that the economy is turning toward a more rapid halt then imposed. guy: u.s. stock market outperformance has growth top

cameron: i think that is right.arket is closed, you can necessarily say that rates are screaming higher to put pressure on. bond futures are open. the curve is steepening a little more in future space. that is one catalyst. number two is the aftermath of the china trip story, which i think is not going to play out in one day. denials, but not quite in existential threat to the tech sector. denials, but not quite in existential threat to the tech sector. it is something that is still not totally resolved. number three, chinese markets we havetraded poorly, evidence china is losing fx reserves. they are having to sell dollars to defend the currency. it, it ishow you cut positive for volatility. and implies more volatile conditions in china and potentially elsewhere. of props embedded complacency in the market. the bit that companies have for their own stock is in there. there is a lot of reasons to be concerned. i have a friend that i go cycling with over the weekend and he was trying to convince me on saturday that t

cameron says he wants to press charges. christopher is a student at stanford who says he does not condone violence, but campus republicans are often purposefully provocative. >> i am not saying they are asking for it, but it was not unprovoked. >> he says the group leaves messages around campus, saying things like build that wall and more! >> affirmative action is racist, and climate change doesn't exist. all sorts of like, they will put signs out and dare you to come talk to them. and yell at you back. >> students to talk about how to respond to certain messages, as politics across the country continues, to get physical. >> we were unsuccessful in our attempts to reach the folks who were directly involved with this incident, i will point out that the head of stanford republicans is john rice cameron. and he is the son of a prominent democrat, susan rice, you may recall was the national security advisor to president barack obama. she was also an ambassador to the united nations. she is also considering challenging susan col

and they say that the internet has been disrupted in cameron's english speaking areas in anticipation of sunday's election and we have received countless messages on what's up saying the same thing well the government has also been posting as well this is from the ministry of information from off camber and they've said that this is sheer manipulation and fake news well this is a story that we do continue to cover extensively on aging is good for the past year so if you're currently in cameron let us know get in touch here's the hash tag aging is good. thank you very much less now take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world this hour in the washington post has printed a blank column in its newspaper in solidarity with a saudi contributor who is missing in istanbul jamal khashoggi disappeared on tuesday after he entered the saudi consulate in the turkish city saudi official sake went missing after he left the building but the turkish government believes he is still inside or his fiance had told what happened at the saudi consulate on the day he disappeare

cameron: any headlines you get. what is interesting is typically you think the tensions with wouldwould read you -- lead you to higher oil prices. they are still polluting to we could take ship -- they are still alluding to we could take some supply off. the market does not care. i would be more concerned on a macro basis if we saw oil prices ripping higher. where close to the place higher oil places -- higher oil prices become a tax on the consumer. vonnie: that story could also be the opposite, that saudi could -- asoil as a confessing a concession. cameron: there are so many moving parts. i hope there is more than we are getting. what we are getting is not encouraging. maybe that is why stocks are doing what they are doing. vonnie: always great to talk to you. let's check in on bloomberg first word news with kailey leinz. y: president trump tweeted he would start to cut aid to central american countries over that migrant caravan. in a tweet, the president warned criminals are mixed in with the caravan. emmanuel m

this is news to live from berlin cameron's constitutional council says no to a degree run after the country's contentious presidential election the vote has been marred by violence adding to the ongoing bloodshed in the country's region our reporter challenges the local governor about the army's behavior. to complain about the human rights abuses and this is our border it was good to talk with shoes or to go over to call graves you are going to address google groups or you mother earth moves into through the far north of english. also coming up a powerful afghan police commander is killed in a taliban attack shortly before polls are due to open in afghanistan's parliamentary elections it's seen as a significant victory for the taliban and a major blow to the afghan and u.s. counter insurgency campaign plus. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program cameron's constitutional council has rejected an election rerun after the west african nations contentious presidential election in october the opposition says that the vote was marred by fraud it's not likely that president paul bio will be reelected

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for a lifting of sanctions there and i'll just say i live from london still ahead on the program cameron's longtime leader seeks another term in office they can all claim to power when parts of the country are undergoing a separatist red. early and. in bosnia and herzegovina selection in just under an hour's time why the vocal test national unity in a country deeply divided along ethnic lines. how the right has been moving to sichuan briefly touching you non they are bright talk cloud here is a shower and that drops in the twenty millimeters nothing significant i think we'll see some more significance come out of it as a whole lot moves slowly eastwards now this isn't just a late season bit of movement i think that the rain could be substantial just for a short while and that's its appearance on tuesday of the snow still tight in the western side of sichuan it does mean that shanghai southwards remains just fine pretty steady temperature regime middle twenty's for shanghai low thirty's for hong kong and not especially humid west of this and the concentration of rain recently has been carol

what cameron is doing is announcing the doctrine of military emancipation. taking the refugees and do not return them at most any loyal slaveowners might be compensated postwar. you aren't allowed to entice slaves to run away. this is not a proclamation of general emancipation that comes later. this is military emancipation and it's happening from august 1861 forward. lincoln does hang back. from an open embrace of emancipation it doesn't mean the emancipation proclamation formalizes the policy that was in place. the emancipation proclamation is a big shift in union wartime policy toward slavery. here's an open embrace of military emancipation as a means of winning the war. lincoln in the interim between this august 1861 theory and september 1862 when he announces the emancipation proclamation he's criticized up- and-down by leading radical republicans, abolitionists and frederick douglass for not doing enough to emancipate and make war on slavery as a means of defeating the confederacy. one thing about this emancipation policy is that it hinges on this comm

cameron is pressing charges against that female student.p slamming paid protesters for harassing republican lawmakers at their offices and homes. >> they send phony paid protesters in, screaming all the time and frankly, they let them scream. they discredited themselves and they were put up by the democrats. the democrats admitted they worked with these people, which is terrible. heather: the be president press chuck grassley, his office swarmed by protesters last month. time now for the good, bad and ugly. up first, the good. check this out, a couple of deer stranded in a california canal rescued with a lasso. firefighters teamed up with wildlife rangers to make the save. the deer should be okay. the bad, border pa l troll agents in texas finding nearly $1.5 million worth of meth stuffed inside the seats of pick-up. the ugly, a pair of men caught on camera snatching a dog from a breeder's yard in texas. you can see one of them reach over the fence and grab the dog and speed off. since the video has gone viral, the dog has been returned hom

issues as well as a letter of dating back to or twenty twelve written by then prime minister david cameron to a judge who was overseeing such issues at the at the time essentially calling for him to not pay too much attention to the legality of such operations. the security service has a long standing policy for the agent handlers to agree to agents participating in crime for the avoidance of doubt and i should be clear that such oversight would not provide endorsement of the legality of the policy you would not be asked to provide a view on whether any particular case should be referred to the prosecuting authorities well and this letter david cameron does bring up the question of up to actually making this information public and then goes on to say he kind of decides against it citing as has become so traditional national security so given really the thick veil of secrecy surrounding this issue as well as the apparent longstanding existence of such conduct of operation it really seems like this is a case that is going to be dragging out for quite some time. russia found itself confronted

the rather and cameron southwest who. has lost three combat me becky came face to face with men who said they were english speaking separatist fighters they accused him of supporting and spying for the french dominated government and he was to be punished. he said there's two optional with two for one now. and one on a board in my checked miter and given to and so our side i made. then i don't have as good as you know these guys here just. made my house beside me i fighting in cameroon southwest and northwest darted in twenty six team with english speakers in the two regions accused the french dominated government of marginalization the ankle phones make up about twenty percent of cameron's twenty four million population a group of small fighters took up arms against the government demanding independence. it's not clear how many fighters the specialist groups have some estimate the number to be about a thousand and as they continue to battle the government if the civilians were caught up in the middle. more than two hundr

, asking me to doa parties, like david cameron, asking me to do a review of our present system ?elieve in. david lammy, we have two and they are, but thank you very much for being on hardtalk. —— we have to end there. hello. after a week that brought some dramatic changes in our weather, from being very mild in the middle of last week, to very cold this weekend, looks like the pattern for the week ahead will also see things swinging from one extreme to the next. pretty quiet and chilly start, milder midweek, and then potentially pretty stormy by friday. here we are first thing on monday. a widespread frost, minus five in the west. eastern coastal counties always a little bit milder, thanks to the breeze off the north sea. a few showers in here again on monday. this front tries to get into the west, but it‘s not going to have much luck. it will, though, feed some high cloud into northern ireland and western scotland, so the sunshine a little bit hazier here through the second part of the day. a lot of fine weather around. temperatures still, though, somewhat below average. perhaps

and latin america is a live in rio de janeiro and here and counting has begun in cameron meanwhile for an election that's likely to see africa's oldest president remain in power will be a is seeking a seven time after thirty six years in office the election has been overshadowed by a separatist uprising in the english speaking cameroon security forces killed three armed men in the northwest region hours ago saying they were trying to disrupt the vote him morgan has this update from cameron's capital the. voting is underway in cameron's presidential elections here in the capital but the same cannot be said in two parts of the country which is the north west in the southwest where the crisis has overshadowed the elections now those two regions the northwest and the southwest have been facing the insecurity and instability for a year because in you speaking fighters who have called themselves and don't use have been battling the government demanding secession they say that the government has marginalize them but they're not being represented enough and that they want their own. and then c

well in this letter david cameron does bring up the question of the potentially making this information public and then goes on to say he kind of decides against it citing as has become so traditional national security so given really the thick veil of secrecy surrounding this issue as well as the apparent longstanding existence of such conduct of operation it really seems like this is a case that is going to be dragging out for quite some time so while we'll certainly be watching where it ends up heading towards artie's and associate churkin i thank you for bringing us that report. the u.s. congress has approved the creation of a sixty billion dollar investment agency to fund projects and developing countries this has led some to question what president donald trump's top priority is to make america great again or to challenge china explains the labor doll trust plan to put america first i will always put america first america first america first rebuild and restore america's depleted infrastructure and i've been in construction building all my life i love it. i love the smell of a con

cameron apologized and resigned. he had been there 4.5 years.he company is still soul-searching after all the problems of 2017. there are questions about remarks made by the chief operating officer that the company has been looking into. there is a lot of soul-searching going on and the investigation. selina: switching gears, uber is increasing the cost of a ride in london by $.20 per mile and creating a $260 million fund to help drivers switch to electric vehicles. how would this work for the drivers? eric: uber says the money will go to drivers to help them by those vehicles. i think it is a smart position for uber, the histories ridesharing companies don't want to be seen as forces for congestion that are clogging the reds and hurting the environment. for uber, what is a small amount of money is good optics and a good way to help transition the fleet to an electric one, which would be a much better look for the company. selina: how much of this is just good public relations? there battling this court appealing. eric: about the status of their

don't allow cameron to raise punitive tariffs any further to protect the industry. i know you but.i think it's high time the on the side that they should leave african functionaries to build our own markets just as the e.u. to. signs of you know it's all markets it's time to let us build our markets and then we can be partnership agreements. in other words europeans are denying africans what they need most their right to institute measures to protect their still vulnerable agriculture sector. all industrialized countries including germany were only able to grow into economic heavyweights because they initially threw up big barriers to foreign competition. but that fact is conveniently forgotten nowadays. without protectionism in other words germany never would have turned into the industrial powerhouse it later became. back in the one nine hundred century the irony chancellor auto from bismarck closed borders to keep out imports of wood and grain from russia. and britain also protected itself by coming up with the made in germany label at the time it was meant to identify cheap mas

also in studio, cameron christ. what sticks out about this move? people think it started with fundamentals but it seems to have gone beyond that. ira: we broke some key technical and you round up seeing a move that increased quite substantially. one of the things is that at the to of the day, rates tend move in these step functions so we wound up moving to a new range. we will pop into the top range and when we do, we will stabilize. is it the next key technical level or something higher? that depends on where market sentiment goes. vonnie: is it possible to say how much of this increase is related to term premium and how much is inflation expectations? ira: most of it is not inflation expectations. inflation expectations have only couple of basis points. reald yields have been driving this move and that has been the case all year. -- have only sane the moves seen the moves over the last few months or so. if that were to change because of a blowout jobs report tomorrow, that could change the story and you could wind up seeing a larger selloff. guy:

such issues as well as a letter of dating back to twenty twelve written by then prime minister david cameron to a judge who is overseeing such issues at the at the time essentially calling for him to not pay too much attention to the legality of such operations. this acuity service has a long standing policy for the agent handlers to agree to agents participating in crime for the avoidance of doubt i should be clear that such oversight would not provide endorsement of the legality of the policy you would not be asked to provide a view on whether any particular case should be referred to the prosecuting authorities well in this letter david cameron does bring up the question of what's in a separate case a couple of professors who commented didn't receive equal treatment one who attacked the accuser was suspended the other who attacked cavanagh nothing happened to him the stop cavanagh movement is pretty much proof that in today's political climate showing up to a protest with a cardboard sign in hand is effective political resistance and it doesn't look like it'll stop any time soon. word tan

africa's all this leader has won a seventh term cameron's president won seventy one percent of the vote despite a low turnout and election violence eighty five year old has been in power since one nine hundred eighty two opposition parties are calling on supporters to rally against a legit vote rigging and fraud despite a ban on any protests last week cameron's constitutional council rejected opposition calls for a rerun on sunday several cities were placed under lockdown with troops deployed outside a number of opposition candidates homes. rubber tree growers in ivory coast are emerging as the latest casualty of the trade war between america and china it's africa's leading a exporter of the valuable commodity nicholas haq reports from the ground law who forest where this white gold is collected. they call this bleeding the tree. for substance the world is addicted to now at the center of a global trade war it's lee takes it is purest form found in tires phones toothbrushes satellites or mattresses it is an essential element of daily life and so deep in the ivorian forest where you get

krishna has this exclusive report from banda the capital of cameron's northwest region. seem to. come forth. it was just nineteen when he was killed the seminary student had just walked out of a church when soldiers suddenly appeared and opened fire. the it is that. it is just i'm just confused i don't even know what i can see. several eyewitnesses say they saw killed it's close range execution style even though he was clearly recognizable as a member of the church. the archbishop of mend is calling for action but fears there will be no response people are afraid of the army to. see. me because you are guilty. well you know you've been given a charge to. extra justice. execution of. security forces are visible all over but we're not allowed to film them openly nearly every resident of this northwestern city has a story about their violence tactics many blame the president the body of a separatist has been on the streets for three days locals say it's the army's way of warning the population not to embrace independence for cameroon's english speaking region the governor is a close

christine cameron is a patrol officer with the force —— christian cameron. copy, thank you. it draws a lot of our resources. we are responding to this right now, two offices, there could be crimes going on that we are able to response to because we are handling these types of calls. we are pulling into the complex now. how is it going? you don't need any assistance or anything from us, no thoughts about harming yourself or anything like that? if you need anything like that? if you need anything from us at any time, call 911, ok? is he 0k? he is, we made contact with him. he works a graveyard shift so he was just sleeping. so this is the third suicide related call today for the precinct? yes. one was a person who had a residence in theirfront precinct? yes. one was a person who had a residence in their front yard holding a hand gun to their head. another individual went into one of the local sporting goods stores and was attempting to take a firearm in order to try and harm himself. and that is the thing that gets mentioned again and again. guns. they are the

also coming down known rerun after cameron's contentious presidential election the vote has been marred by violence adding to the ongoing bloodshed between the nation's french and english speaking population our reporter challenges the local gov the army's alleged crime. they complained about the human rights abuses and this is already asked to do that was served with the local grace yet again drew i'm just good news or you want to read this interview the knows everything. i'm some you so much kind of good to have you with us ask an election commissioners are calling for a suspension of voting in the province of kandahar in the south of the country after the taliban killed a powerful police commander and a local intelligence chief after a three year delay parliamentary elections are set to take place in afghanistan on saturday the deadly shooting happened at a meeting to discuss security for saturday's vote which would be the first national elections in eight years. a campaign of violence hangs over saturday's parliamentary elections but to. alabam has warned voters to stay away threate

well polls of closing cameron seventh presidential election since independence in one nine hundred sixty three armed men were killed by security forces in the english speaking northwest region where the election has been overshadowed by a separatist uprising morgan has more from the capital yeah one day. voters in yemen they were eager for the opportunity when the presidential election polls opened it was quite small form just came from minutes ago or check my name on the board i read it and then i came one thousand fighting. different names of course and put my lot in ballots to appease unless. you have the first doubt to get those saw everything business that we are difficult to do in. africa's oldest president eighty five year old fall is seeking a seventh term in office determined to stop that are seven opposition candidates some alleged voting irregularities even before polls closed because he's come to the easy of him scandalized that in this polling station the number of dollars does not much to look to a list this is nonsense people are having fun with this country peace and secu

we have the green tree a court in which cameron and niger we're signatories and in that accord you also have united states you have germany you have france and the united kingdom this are all on the international obligation to participate in the solution so when you hear all this call for dialogue it should be one that is associated with the what permanent solution with the instrument given to that being the constitution in which we were supposed to have implemented which was not implemented if that is brought into play we will have clearly a solution to our there you'll remember that in the republic of iraq. i think i haven't come levels that we have to acknowledge the person online who is talking about the lesser evil being. i think we have already gotten to that situation because the amazonian movement decided to take up arms i think it's very important for us to be honest amongst english speaking cameroonians you have bills who support a unitary state who want to. acknowledge that some were right. they are right a lot of respected and so on but they want to stay with cameroon exactl

forum professor guice the guy thanks for being on the show again every year to resume our previously cameron said austerity was over meaningless in the context of today is a budget the last before breakfast i think this is become a very sick joke to be honest we've had a dick eight and eight years under the tories basically in which the public social spending has been slashed slashed each year and each year this is it we're told the pain is being shared and it isn't being shared we have a ridiculous situation today where six hundred police stations for example have been closed in the last five years and we have cities like baath don't even have a police station to say that austerity is ended means that they're going to have to restore all the public libraries the public parks the police stations and the facilities that have been closed all clumped down they are going to have to reverse eight years of suffering imposed on the british people and i mean when they say it's indeed i think this is management trick to give a little accounting to a situation that is not going to be resolved or repai

look at these guys. [ applause ] cameron, tyler, we stand in awe of your father's courage.e really do. today he joins the world's most elite gathering of heros. also with us are his parents, ronald senior and his mom, fabiola. both air force veterans. america is grateful for your service. thank you very much. please, stand. thank you. i want to thank, also, secretary nielsen for joining us. secretary, thank you very much. along with secretary of the army, mark esper. mark, thank you very much. vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general paul selva. thank you, paul. army chief of staff, general mark milly. mark, thank you. commander of special operations, command general, raymond thomas. thank you, raymond. and sergeant major of the army, daniel daly. thank you very much. thank you very much. i also want to recognize representative gerald connelly and representative dan newhouse. thank you very much for being here. appreciate it. we are privileged to have among us five former recipients of the congressional medal of honor, benny atkins, harvey barnum, gary bikirk, an